Through the Cincinnati Mobility Lab, Uber hopes to expand its presence in the region. Image: Uber
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Through the Cincinnati Mobility Lab, Uber hopes to expand its presence in the region. Image: Uber
Uber announced a partnership with a collaborative of Cincinnati organizations to create the Cincinnati Mobility Lab, a partnership to share data, conduct studies, and reach out to employers and designers to create a transportation plan for the Cincinnati region.
The lab's plans include creating an employer forum to solve commuting challenges, launch a transit study with local agencies, and introduce Uber’s national partnership with Meals on Wheels to the Cincinnati region.
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Through the Cincinnati Mobility Lab, Uber hopes to expand its presence in the Cincinnati region with a greenlight hub support center and a dedicated Uber relationship manager for the lab.
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